orbana: Oklahoma needs your help! PLEASE TAKE A MINUTE FOR THIS. Maybe this has already been posted on here, but its not about repost or upvotes/downvotes. I am assuming most of you all know about the terrible actions this church has done, well they are currently in Norman, Oklahoma awaiting the perfect time to picket the funerals of the children that passed away. I am asking you to spread awareness by reposting this image, copy and paste, share on you facebook, twittter, text messages, whatever. WE NEED TO STOP THEM FROM CAUSING MORE PAIN AND GRIEF TO AFFECTED FAMILIES IN OKLAHOMA. Thank you in advance! I love you all! WE DON’T WANT THEM HERE! Also, don’t go to their website, since the hits will give them funding for the advertisements on the page.
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orbana:

Oklahoma needs your help! PLEASE TAKE A MINUTE FOR THIS.

Maybe this has already been posted on here, but its not about repost or upvotes/downvotes. I am assuming most of you all know about the terrible actions this church has done, well they are currently in Norman, Oklahoma awaiting the perfect time to picket the funerals of the children that passed away. I am asking you to spread awareness by reposting this image, copy and paste, share on you facebook, twittter, text messages, whatever. WE NEED TO STOP THEM FROM CAUSING MORE PAIN AND GRIEF TO AFFECTED FAMILIES IN OKLAHOMA. Thank you in advance! I love you all! WE DON’T WANT THEM HERE!

Also, don’t go to their website, since the hits will give them funding for the advertisements on the page.

guardian: Ray Harryhausen, the man who pioneered the use of stop-motion special effects in Hollywood, has died at the age of 92, his family announced on Tuesday. In an era before CGI, Harryhausen used clay monsters and mythical creatures to bring life to live-action adventure films like Clash of the Titans, Valley of the Gwangi and Jason and the Argonauts. He inspired the likes of John Landis, Stephen Spielberg, Peter Jackson, Tim Burton and Guillermo Del Toro, and was awarded both a Bafta and a special Academy Award for his work Photos: Jason and the Argonauts, 1963, directed by Don Chaffey, in which Ray Harryhausen’s skeleton models battle Jason Credit : Everett Collection/Rex Features   Working on a model of Medusa from the film Clash Of The Titans, 1981 Credit: Allstar/Cinetext/MGM
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guardian: Ray Harryhausen, the man who pioneered the use of stop-motion special effects in Hollywood, has died at the age of 92, his family announced on Tuesday. In an era before CGI, Harryhausen used clay monsters and mythical creatures to bring life to live-action adventure films like Clash of the Titans, Valley of the Gwangi and Jason and the Argonauts. He inspired the likes of John Landis, Stephen Spielberg, Peter Jackson, Tim Burton and Guillermo Del Toro, and was awarded both a Bafta and a special Academy Award for his work Photos: Jason and the Argonauts, 1963, directed by Don Chaffey, in which Ray Harryhausen’s skeleton models battle Jason Credit : Everett Collection/Rex Features   Working on a model of Medusa from the film Clash Of The Titans, 1981 Credit: Allstar/Cinetext/MGM
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guardian:

Ray Harryhausen, the man who pioneered the use of stop-motion special effects in Hollywood, has died at the age of 92, his family announced on Tuesday. In an era before CGI, Harryhausen used clay monsters and mythical creatures to bring life to live-action adventure films like Clash of the Titans, Valley of the Gwangi and Jason and the Argonauts. He inspired the likes of John Landis, Stephen Spielberg, Peter Jackson, Tim Burton and Guillermo Del Toro, and was awarded both a Bafta and a special Academy Award for his work

Photos: Jason and the Argonauts, 1963, directed by Don Chaffey, in which Ray Harryhausen’s skeleton models battle Jason Credit : Everett Collection/Rex Features
 
Working on a model of Medusa from the film Clash Of The Titans, 1981 Credit: Allstar/Cinetext/MGM
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